Tribune Opens Wilkes-Barre Office For News
The Tribune announces a Wilkes-Barre branch at No 4 Leaning Building Public Square to extend circulation in Luzerne County and Wyoming Valley with timely news coverage. A court session notes a guilty verdict and a new trial motion by defense. bail set at 32,000 for Price. A wounded man bleeds heavily and faces uncertain recovery as detectives search for Rhodes, a former convict described as dangerous. The Wilkes-Barre school board held its regular meeting and filed annual reports.
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Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Comestc
Luzerne County
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Wyoming Valley
Trib
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Pennsylvania
New York
McGovern
Fell
Mr. Price
Cr. Tammany
Pittston News Briefs and a Fatality at Boston Colliery
H W Croner opens Pittston office for the Scranton Tribune at No Williams street. Michael Mulherin, a blacksmith at Boston colliery, died after being struck by freight train 416 on the Jersey Central near Butler Curve yesterday. The note lists a series of social mentions and minor incidents from Pittston and nearby towns.
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Pittston
Scranton Tribune
H. W. Croner
No. & Williams Street
Michael Mulherin
Boston
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Butler Curve
Cork Latte
Thomas Howell
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Howell
BR. Smith
Albert Brown
H. C. Enterline
Alligator City
Jacob Palser
Wilkes-Barre
Michael Burke
A. W. Birdsley Lane
New York
George Mitchell
Electric City
Eagle
James Gibbons
West Side
Erecer
F. B. Baet
Kutatown
Wright & Co
South Main Street
George B. Long
Samuel Elle
Nitlomal Athletic Club
New York City
Landjford Feeney
Sinclair House
Thomas S$. Loftus
Bennett
Roland H. McNab
Sherrif McNab
Tunkhannock
D. Eisinger
WJ. Swift
Scranton
Hotel Bouglie
Harry Lloyd
Duryea
Joseph Poliski
Windsor Hotel
Frank Shafferds Story in Court Hearing for Mountaintop Shanty Bombing
The five colored men accused of blowing up a shanty in a mountain cut-off last October faced habeas corpus hearing before Judge Lynch. Frank Shaffer testified to the confession and details of the plan, naming Nelson Miller, Jim Miller, George Bird, Hester Brace, Sarah Miller and others, while witnesses described the scene, casualties, and accomplices.
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Lynch
O'Brien
T. P. Quigley
Frank Shaffer
Leneh
Guntier
Distriet
Fell
Commonwealth
Shell
Mefiovern
Michael Bolavitel
Noxen
Laurel Run
John Selagaketlas
Frank Norsep
Thother
Farview
Darkies
McGovern
Sayre
Sayre & McDonald
Nelse Miller
Aliot
Ffir Miller
Jim Miller
Sarah Miller
Hester Brice
Jim Muller
Sarah
Heater
Nelse
George Jordan
John Bird
Nels
Jim
Hester
Nelge
Boston
Wes Virginia
Miner’s Mills
Price 18 Guilty After Prolonged Jury Deliberation
Jurors reported disagreement after Sunday deliberations, with eleven to one for acquittal on a Price case. Court remained in session. later, a verdict of guilty was reached following multiple ballots and adjustments. Jury costs assigned to Price.
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Lynch
The Advance Guard Comes to Town in Wilkes-Barre
Wheelmen begin arriving for today's bicycle meet with out of town guests and prize displays at Shupps Jewelers. Parade to start 7 PM with West End Wheelmen in gray uniforms followed by races at West Side Park at 2 PM featuring classes for novice, open, and county championships with valuable prizes.
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A. J. Brown
MF. Dirnbirger
P. O'Conner
W. O H. Saunders
B.A. McDuftee
W Jetter
KR Comber
Otto Zeigler
VA. Callchan
Marl Keiser
Wilkes-Barre
Dita
Shupp
West End
Delrick
Hughes Sani Schrage
Valley House
Franklin Street
Wood
Union
Franklin
Main
Public Square
Main Street
West River
Academy
West Side Park
John J. van Nort
Scranton Bicycle Club
C. A. Dimon
South End Wheelsmen
Philadelphia
A. D. Knapp
Willameport
H. HB. Chase
Scranton
Hicycle Club
H. H. Commnolly
William J. Harvey
Max Heese
Plymouth
Amers
Robert Johnson
RE. Code
Chicago
Til
Frank Deitrick
J. W. Bowman
Keystone Wheel Club
Williamsport
N. BR. Hubbard
Young Men's Christians Association Club
Harry B. Jordan
Earer
Luzerne
Rhodes and His Razor Slashes Peter McLaughlin
Arthur Rhodes known as Slippery Rhodes attacked Peter McLaughlin with a razor on Sunday night in a long standing feud. The seven inch wound damaged the windpipe and narrowly avoided the jugular, leaving McLaughlin gravely injured as Rhodes fled the scene.
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Peter McLaughlin
Arthur Rhodes
Rhodes
Peter McLaughliin
McLaughlin
Local notices and sports results from the region
Tonight battalion drill at the armory and a moonlight excursion planned to Nanticoke. Buffalo plays Wilkes-Barre at Athletic Park this afternoon. bicycling meet under West End Wheelmen begins today at West Side Park. Five Wilkes-Barre policemen pursue wage claims after fines. Runaway car victim Peter Bunka dies at city hospital. Mountain Park picnic parade planned. Moonlight picnics warned against by Rev Father McAndrew. Lizzie Parry James to sing at Memorial church. Hospitalized include George Enoch and Mrs Newcomb after falls. Hun garian quaran tine evader being sought. Three Lithuanians to face hearing. Buck Freeman honored by Jovial club. L Jones moves from Times to Leader.
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Armory
Mountain Park
Buffalo
Wilkes- Guarre
Athletic Park
Joseph Brett
Booth Welles Eine
Poh. Brooks
Thie City
Peter Coveh
Nanticoke
West Ern
Weat Side Perk
Peter Bunka
City Hospital
Hanover Park Theater
Northampton Street
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Mountain Pari
Lizzie Parry James Gang
Memorial Church
Father McAndrew
Patrick Maloney
Nanthooke
New York
Blackman
Squire Thomas
Ninth Ward
Buck” Freeman
Flelder
Toronto
Gros
L. Jones
the Times
Bogert
Jones
Colds Due to Dirt Says Dr Charles Page Radical Theory
Dr Charles Page argues that colds arise from filth and indoor excess rather than exposure. He claims year round infections affect most people, especially infants fed meat and overclothed, and that clean living prevents illness, while indulgence leads to symptoms he calls a filth disease.
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Charles Page
Mysterious Cure Promised for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
A claim by Carl Lorens of Scranton announces a remarkable remedy titled MybtioC Cure that allegedly cures rheumatism and neuralgia in one to several days. The advertisement asserts immediate system action and swift disappearance of symptoms.
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Carl Lorens
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Melissa Atwatrr
Sie
Washington Co
Printing services lure with posters and circulars
PS C E and Epworth League advertise top quality cards for the next six months printed in wood type at low prices. They offer poster, circular, and ticket printing for excursions or summer festivals, inviting consultations with The Tribune for printing needs.
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the Tribune
Local Notes from Greenwood and Nearby Areas
Michael Coyne and Joseph Gallagher have left for an unknown party. A surprise party honored John E. Galgher at his Greenwood home last night. The $26 purse for the McDonough and Mangan race was deposited with the stakeholder. Miss Rachel Davis of Edwardsdale is visiting friends in Greenwood. The Independent Social Club will hold a social at Taylor tonight.
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Michael Coyne
Joseph Gallagher
John E. Galgher
Greenwood
McDonough
Local Notes From Tunkhannock Area Postings
Elmira residents visit relatives in Tunkhannock while rail officials seek oak and chestnut ties for broad gauge tracks between here and Lake Carey. Several locals and visitors are mentioned with weddings, health concerns, and new machinery boosting the Montrose area.
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Ofrs
A. R. Burgett
Elmira
N. Y
J.B. Harling
Montrose
Lake Carey
Nicholas Fox
Aehley
Margery Dewitt
Butten
Samuel Hawke
Meshoppen
Anna Cullingworth
Chester
C. L. Kresky
Scranton
Allen Furman
Charles Burress
Wyoming Avenue
Hes
Whodham
Secret to perfect health for men advertised
Promotes a claimed home cure for male vitality from the Erlo Medical Company of Buffalo New York. It urges readers to write for a free book titled Complete Manhood and the Way to Attain It, promising restoration of strength, confidence, and happy married life.
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Erlo Medical Company
Butalo
Rand
Ian
Aealih
County Polling Booths Relocated After Building Removal
The county commissioners ordered a new polling setup after old polling buildings could not be used. Windham carried a significant majority over Dunham with 11 votes in one precinct and GL for Sittser in another.
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Windham
Dunham
Sittser
Local Social Notes and Community News Highlights
Plymouth events and visits fill the week as residents host relatives and guests from Scranton Duryea Pitts ton and Hazleton. Stores close at 7 tonight. The borough school board plans a meeting to appoint teachers. A memorial concert at the People's theater benefits John W. Thomas with local talent. A boy James James, aged 1, dies of pulmonary illness. funeral to be announced.
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Scranton
Harry Kh. Wing
M.A. Carroll
Flynn
Duryea
John Gallagher
Dropey
Frank Brannigan
Pitts‘ton
Clinton Cliseson
Catawissa
George Cooper
Rush Lees
Harvard University
Henry Tees
Mira Nellie Quick
Hazleton
Palip Maher
Welsh Til
Ty. Severson
A. Ll. Davenport
Edward Grimes
Maude McAlarney
Bloomsburg Normal School
Clave
Miss McAlarney
Nellie Lee
Pittston
People's Theater
John W. Thomas
Glee Club
Joseph Thomas
Mia
T. J. Johns
Thomas James
David Daniels
Messrs. Rowland and Jones
Joshua Johns
Reese D. Reese
Reese Howky
Evan Meese
Jenkin Thomas
Migs Sadie Kistler
Mr. Witt
Hen Famly
Pierce Street
Lance
Samuel Hennese
Harvers Lake
James James
Davenport Street
James Lord
California
Edward Lynch
Weles
Duryea Festival Week Brings Balloon Events
Mr and Mrs William Wt Jones spent Sunday with Nanticoke friends. Dr Thomas Wilson returned from Harrisburg after a successful exam before the state medical examining board and may locate here. Elder Grow participated in daytime services at Riverside Baptist church. H L Edsall James Donnelly and Fee Setton did not visit Lake Winola. The balloon inflating at the Baptist festival did not exhaust the Duryea wind. A horse race Saturday afternoon features animals owned by A J Cooper and A C Watson.
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William Wt. Jones
Thomas Wilson
Harrisburg
State Medical Examining Board
Grow
Riverside Baptist Church
H. L. Edsall
James Donnelly
F.ee Setto
Lake Winola
A. J. Cooper
A. C. Watsor
William Stone returns home from Mt Airy college
William Stone a Mt Airy college student Philadelphia returns home to spend vacation with parents Mr and Mrs William J Stone Emblem division Sons of Temperance will hold a lawn social tonight Alexander Saundere died at Ran som poor farm after a short illness A lawn social was held by Stewart Memorial church Rendham Miss Mattie Courtright and Thomas Davis to wed tomorrow at Courtright home Union Street Mr and Mrs H J Daniela return from their wedding tour and have begun housekeeping on Washington Street
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William Stone
Mt. Airy College
Philadelphia
William J. Stone
Emblem
Sons of Temperance
Alexander Saundere
Ransom Poor Farm
Stewart Memorial Church
Rendham
Mattie Courtright
Thomas Davis
Miss Courtright
Union Street
H. J. Daniela
Washington Street
Fragmented Classified Fragments With Mixed Ads
A garbled collection of rental offers and notices includes a six room house on Wirst Lavkawattia avenue near Litt Lagerne Hyde Park and other rental lines. Among the jumble are job ads for active salesmen offering salaries, plus assorted patent items, wigs, jewelry, and cosmetics aimed at broad audiences.
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Wirst
Lavkawattia Avenue
Addross Thomas & Evans
Litt Lagerne
Hyde Park
John Jermy
Wyombe Avenue
Advertising and Sale Listing for Gold Watches and War Pictures
ARUE STOCK OF GOLD WATCHES at reduced prices plus a Vi stock offered at close figures to reduce costs. Monthly touring exhibitions advertise at 310 per month across Taylorville Hyde Park Providence Dickson Olyphant Peekville Archibald Jermyn. Also offers Frank Lesion Civil War pictures two volumes 20 pictures with easy monthly payments and prepaid delivery from Moody Scranton Pa. Braxk Books Pamphlets Magazines bound or rebound at Scranton office.
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Teduce
Mercere & Connell
I LN
Taylorville
Hyde Park
Providence
Dickson Olyphant
Peekvilleo
Archibald
Jermyn
Owl Tribune
Esty
Frank Lesion
Moody, G2
Adams Ave
Scranton
Social Visit and Home Improvements Near Factory Ville
Mrs. Kemmerer hosted Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Calvin of Scranton on Friday. Notable grounds work includes a retaining wall and blue stone steps at J. M. Wells residence. Dr. J A Heller advances the foundation walk for his move to a new 34000 residence. Miss Nellie Taylor returns from Bucknell University to spend vacation with Byron Taylor’s family in Monroeville.
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PD. Kemmerer
J.T. Howe
Nettle Calvin
Scranton
J. M. Wells
J. A. Heller
Nelily Taylor
Bucknell University
W. KF. Taylor
Peckville
Byron Taylor
Situation Wanted and Local Notices Packaged
A column of job requests and professional notices lists a young woman seeking bookkeeping or cashier work or a grocery clerk role, with preferences for out-of-city placement and plus a skillful clerking note. Alongside are addresses and names for various professionals, including Dr A J Connell, Edward H Davis architect, Walter Hancock architect, Brown & Morphis architects, and local schools and hotels in Scranton, Lackawanna area.
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Price Building
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William J. Hand
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Washington Ave
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Williame Building
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